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Oh, but it's a lovely story! It's perfectly suited to the emerging reader who's mastered the idea of chapter books with just a few illustrations to supplement the text, but who's not yet ready to go onto the more complex stories which suit the confident reader. It's a story too which will benefit from sharing between child and adult, opening up discussions about whether a child believes that a talking dog would come to their rescue in a situation such as those described in the book and if not, what would they do? You might, of course, learn that there's something your child needs to discuss with you: it's often easier for a child to be forthcoming when they don't immediately have to admit that ''they're'' being bullied. And let's not forget that children do sometimes bully others without realising the effect that they have. An anti-bullying website will give plenty of advice will come in handy: here at Bookbag we like [https://kidshealth.org/en/parents/bullies.html kidshealth.org]and [https://www.callersmart.com/guides/49/cyberbullying-what-is-cyberbullying-and-how-to-stop-it callersmart.com].